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Abstract
A ‘hidden’ young person is created when that person
drops out of the system, stops taking their benefits and
often ends up in the informal economy. This research
shows that care-leavers, the homeless, those with
poor mental health and ex-offenders are most likely to
find themselves in this situation. It shows that as an
alternative to the social security system, many young
people are opting for a life of temporary employment and
cash in hand work, with few (if any) legal protections and
exposure to crime.
drops out of the system, stops taking their benefits and
often ends up in the informal economy. This research
shows that care-leavers, the homeless, those with
poor mental health and ex-offenders are most likely to
find themselves in this situation. It shows that as an
alternative to the social security system, many young
people are opting for a life of temporary employment and
cash in hand work, with few (if any) legal protections and
exposure to crime.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Type | Hidden Young People in Salford - Exploring the experiences of young people Not in Employment, Education and Training (NEET) and not claiming benefits |
| Media of output | Research publication |
| Publisher | University of Salford and Salford City Council |
| Publication status | Published - 2018 |
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